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Repeating Use of Integral Transforms—A New Method for Evaluation of Some Infinite Integrals

Alexander Apelblat

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A new method for evaluation of infinite integrals is proposed. The integrals are derived by applying the same or different integral transforms twice. The integral transforms of Laplace, Fourier, Mellin, Hankel, K, Y-Bessel, H-Struve, Stieltjes, generalized Stieltjes, Kantrovich and Lebedev were used. Using the proposed method, a number of new infinite integrals of elementary and special functions were derived.

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A new method for evaluation of infinite integrals is proposed. The integrals are derived by applying the same or different integral transforms twice. The integral transforms of Laplace, Fourier, Mellin, Hankel, K, Y-Bessel, H-Struve, Stieltjes, generalized Stieltjes, Kantrovich and Lebedev were used. Using the proposed method, a number of new infinite integrals of elementary and special functions were derived.

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A new method for evaluation of infinite integrals is proposed. The integrals are derived by applying the same or different integral transforms twice. The integral transforms of Laplace, Fourier, Mellin, Hankel, K, Y-Bessel, H-Struve, Stieltjes, generalized Stieltjes, Kantrovich and Lebedev were used. Using the proposed method, a number of new infinite integrals of elementary and special functions were derived.

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